I respect your choice to use Iams, it's your pet but did you know they are owned by Proctor & Gamble who do horrific animal testing? Google p&g, you will see what I mean. I personally avoid them, where I can (I love Dawn detergent & a couple other of their products).I have little knowledge or experience and personally cannot recommend or recommend against, but my veterinarian sold me probiotics: PROstora single (5) by Iams. Directed to take 1 every 12 hours.
I respect your choice to use Iams, it's your pet but did you know they are owned by Proctor & Gamble who do horrific animal testing? Google p&g, you will see what I mean. I personally avoid them, where I can (I love Dawn detergent & a couple other of their products).
I'm not against animal testing, it's the deplorable methods they use & mistreatment. I work in healthcare, I fully know the benefits of animal testing but not under the conditions they are known for, which is why I avoid their products when I can. I agree, not easy.In the US I don't think neither legislation on or inspection of research facilities for animal testing are any good. I didn't know about P&G's animal testing. Unfortunately if I decided to avoid P&G this would be a very hypocritical choice for me as I would be unwilling to avoid many other products I buy from companies with unethical business practices. I am a techie and pour many times what I've spent on my dog on electronics while most consumer electronics are hand made in Asian factories with very poor working environments.